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HAIKU STRINGS
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Poetic Melodies By Nancy Lee Shrader
"Poetic Melodies" takes the familiar Haiku to a
new level. Each seventeen syllable haiku is able to
stand alone, but when joined with other haikus,
they tell a story, a truth, a rant or a tribute. You
will find 101 First Place HAIKU STRINGS and six
of these have placed FIRST a second time. Five of
the Haiku Strings have been featured in "All
Things Girl Magazine" and eight others have
received Titled Awards. Other Japanese forms
added to this collection are Senryu, Inversed
Haiku, and Hay (na) ku.
About the author:
Nancy Lee Shrader resides in southern West
Virginia. A recent widow, Nancy Lee devotes
her time to her three grandchildren and four
step grandchildren. She is the author of four
books including her first book of poetry,
"Haiku Smiles." Nancy Lee also writes for
Amazon.com and she has twenty-one Shorts
on the Amazon website. She is a member of
the West Virginia Writer's Union,
Appalachian Writer's Guild and belongs to a
writers' group at the Raleigh County library.
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